Endymion said: While his last name may be common to Edgar Allen, I doubt the Ravens would select him solely for that reason. Any 3-4 team would be interested in Poe, especially since finding a quality NT is key to that defense. The Ravens are a pretty solid team, and they are in much better shape than my team, or any AFC North team for that matter. Their 2 biggest needs are the replacement for Ray Lewis (who is probably the biggest weakness on their defense), to which Hightower would fit nicely. The Ravens also need to start finding a replacement to the aging Ed Reed. I really don't see the Ravens as capable of moving up before Dallas to nab Barron, without seriously selling the farm to do so. Ozzie Newsome, doesn't appear to be a GM who would do such a thing, especially while they still have Ed Reed. All makes sense....and yes, we know the Ravens have Ngata (who the Browns should have taken instead of Kameron Wimbley...assholes). Nevertheless, it just seems serendipitous that Dontari Poe should go to the team named in honor of an Edgar Allen Poe Poem.

@the-gipper said:As Doris Day said: Que Sera, sera. As did Sly Stone... Sly and Doris... Top nominee for oddest couple ever... @sidelinescouting said: Also, there's the Stanford connection between Harbaugh and Fleener. Familiarity does increase the safety factor... Plus with Alex Smith back what does SF really need? Not much MO making a 2nd top TE is as good a choice as any...

@hoorta said: Sorry- you don't draft a qb @ #4 overall to sit him for a year, doesn't happen anymore. Especially since in the Browns case guys like Richardson or Claiborne would be starters from the first day of training camp. This isn't Green Bay where Rodgers had the luxury of sitting behind Bret Favre for years. Tannehill is far, far from a sure-fire can't miss prospect. FWIW, Browns fans are damn tired of seeing high picks bust or underachieve. Speaking of Rodgers, should Tannehill do a similar free fall down the board taking him @ #22 is another story. Though I'd still rather go franchise qb shopping in 2013, should McCoy flop this year. You have the same feeling as myself, sure H&H will pick a QB this year but I dont see it before the 3rd round at the earliest and if you look at some of the possible QB's that will be in next years Draft there are some big sized QB's likely to be declaring for the Draft in 2013 so going all out for the best available then might be the best way for the Browns to go, If again like everyone thinks McCoy doesnt come through.